Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Some Very Important Business
Transacted Yesterday.

The Board met yesterday pursuant
to adjournment and transacted the
following business:
In re school bonds-Bids were re-
ceited from the Oakland Savings
Bank; Vinedale at AZ per cent
premium; Bloomfield 5 per cent prem
ium; Alhambra 3 per cent prem
ium; Golden Rule Lodge 1. o. o. F.,
Alhambra, 1 per cent premium and
Sepulveda at par. On motion of SUI
pervisor Venable the bonds of Vine
dale, Bloomfield and Alhambra were
awarded to the Oakland Savings Bank
and the Sepulveda bonds to Golden
Rule Lodge /. o. 0. F. and Chairman
and Auditor authorized to execute
said bonds.
A warrant was ordered drawn for
500 for INDECENT Spreckens.
In re Washburn Crossing Bridge
Bids from the California Bridge Com
pany and American Bridge Company
presented and read. On motion of
Supervisor Venable, Plan No. 10 of
California Bridge Company was ac-
cepted, the bid for construction being
$5691 and bond of $4,000 required for
faithful performance of contract.
Bridge ordered completed within
ninety days.
The report of the County Superin-
tendent of Schools relating to the
amount of school funds needed for
1883 read and fled.
The reports of the county officers and
Horticultural Commission were read
and filed.
The reports oftownship officers were
referred to the Supervisors of the diff
ferent districts.
In re insurance on hospital fix
lures w. j. Brodrick's policy ac-
cepted; amount insured, $500, pre-
MUM, $40.
In re Ocean Shore and Calabasas
Toll Road-Messrs. Carlisle, Elliot
and Richmond We're appointed re-
ceivers.
In re paving Main street--notice of
assessment from City Clerk Teed read
and filed and warrant of $474.92
ordered drawn on Court House and
Jail fund.
In re Compton Road overseer-
Resignation of Omri Bulls accepted
and Louis Page appointed to fill the
vacancy.
In re Justice of the Peace of Sole
dad-James Thompson was appointed
Justice of the Peace of said township,
vice Wickersham, who had failed to
qualify.
In re Santa Ana, Orange and Tustin
Railroad-Time of hearing petition set
for September 2Sth at 80 P. NJ. The
petition prays for permission to build
a road from Santa Ana to Orange, and
thence to Tnstin City.
The following school bonds were or
dered issued:
CRESCENTA SCHOOL.
Bond No. /, due October 3, 1888, for
$1,000.
Bond No. 2, due October 3, 1889, for
Bond No. 3, due October 8, 1890, for
$500.
RoSEDALE SCHOOL.
Bonds Nos. Al to 80, inclusive, due
October 3, 1894, at 800 each.
Bonds Nos. 81 to 12O, inclusive, due
October 3, 1895, at 800 each.
Bonds Nos. 121 to 160, inclusive, due
October 3, 1896, at 500 each.
Bonds Nos. 16l to 200, inclusive, due |
October 3, 1897, at 500 each.
SANTA MONICA SCHOOL.
Bond No. /, due October 3, 1889, for
$500; bond No. 2, due October 3, 1889,
for $500; bond No. 8, due October 3,
1890, for $500; bond No. 4, due October
8, 1890, for $500; bond No. 5, due Oc-
tober 3, 1891, for $500; bond No. 6, due
October 3, 1891, for $500; bond No. 7,
due October 3, 1892, for $500; bond
No. s, due October 3, 1892, for $500;
bond No. 8, due October 3, 1898, for
$500; bond No. 10, due October 3,
1898, for $500.
All of the school bonds for said dis
trict to bear interest at the rate of 8
per cent. per annum.
The Clerk was ordered to advertise
for 10 days in the Los Angeles Daily
HERALD for bids for purchase of said
bonds.
In re. Horticultural Commission
The Commissioner was ordered to dis
charge all inspectors in districts where
the Morse fumigator system is now
used.
Leave of absence was granted AS
SCISSOR G.. G.. Mason for 45 days, COM
September Goth.
The Board adjourned to meet to-day |
at 10 A. NJ.